Terror in Resonance
A chronological timeline of Terror in Resonance, following its setting, characters, and major story turns.
- Genre:
- サスペンス / テロ / 青春
- Medium:
- Anime
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Terror in Resonance — Timeline12 events
A bombing occurs in Tokyo
Two youths calling themselves Sphinx bomb the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and challenge police with a video riddle.
Nine and Twelve appear
Nine and Twelve hide in Tokyo as high-school students while preparing their next act and concealing its purpose.
Shibazaki follows the cipher
Police detective Kenjiro Shibazaki reads Sphinx’s myth-based ciphers for clues that can prevent the bombings.
Lisa is drawn into their plans
Alienated at home and school, Lisa Mishima is drawn into Nine and Twelve’s flight and begins traveling with them.
A video reveals the next riddle
Sphinx posts the next bomb clue online, unsettling both public opinion and the police investigation.
The Athens Project’s shadow emerges
The Athena Plan, a child experiment tied to nuclear development that once held the boys, emerges as the case’s hidden background.
Shibazaki investigates a past case
Shibazaki traces the sealed records of the Athena Plan and closes in on state responsibility for the experiment.
An FBI operative closes in
Five, an FBI agent and former child from the same facility, closes in on Nine and Twelve.
Five corners the pair
Using the police for her own game, Five targets Lisa as well and destabilizes the boys’ plan.
Lisa chooses to flee
Though frightened, Lisa chooses not to abandon the boys and joins their flight of her own will.
Nine explains the truth of the plan
With a final threat involving nuclear material, Nine and Twelve try to force the Athena Plan’s truth into public view.
Only an echo remains in Tokyo
After the plan ends, Shibazaki and Lisa are left with the boys’ accusation and the lasting echo of what happened in Tokyo.
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